Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-08
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BosroN, Dee. 2S.-The case Of the Andoyer
''heretics' Is before the board of visitors Of
the seminary at the United States hotel to-
day. Mr.. Charles T. Russell, one Of the
former members OF the board, acting as lead
Ing counsel for the professors, who are charg.
ed With unorthodox teachings. Professor
Egbert Slnyth's objections to the trial have
been formally over-ruled.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2S.-General Logan E
last public speech was delivered at a G. A. II.
campfire in Youngstown, O., on November
Is, a little more tina e weeks ago. In the
course OF his remarks said: II believe in
pensioning every soldier living that went into
tue service either for a long or short term,
who was wounded in service or contracted
disease, or has since, through no fault Of his
own, become disabled. / believe ia pension
ing every soldier that has arrived at the agco
slvtytwo. Pass that kind Of a law and JUS
ticc would be done"
TRENTON, n. j., Dee. 2S.-Vice Chancellor
Bird has just filed a lengthy opinion in the
case Of Receiver Wilkinson VS.. Dodd and
others Of the New York Savings institution.
- Z tftN an AZ NANiHAlpDN ldkfA nus
decision renders the managers liable for the
losses resulting to The Institution from loans
made % securities by the bank TO Fish q
Hatch, and which were wiped out by the fail
ure OF the latter firm IN 1854.
BosToN, Mass, Dee. 2S.-The committee
formed 10 conduct the no. license campaign IN
the cities Of the commonwealth at the recent
election mas called a state temperance couven-
ton at Worcester for Jan. T., TO organize for
the no-icense campaign in the towns Of the
state at the coming spring elections, aud for
the no-license campaign In the cities next
fall.
CINCINNATI, Dee. 2s.-The will of Samuel
Johnson was offered for probate to-day. BY
1t property valued at $4,000 is disposed OF.
Harvard university gets $4,000; the Cincin-
natl Orphan asylum, 10000; st. Luke's hos
pital, Chicago, $4,000; the Chicago Orphan
asylum, $4,000. The sum Of $4,000 IS also
left for the erection OF q bronze statue OF
Shakespeare In Lincoln Park, Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2S.-At a meeting OF
the machine constructors assemblies in this
city last night il was resolved To surrender TO
the general officers Of the Knights Of Labor,
charters, seals, rituals ana other effects OF
the order, ana 10 Withdraw from the Knights
In a BODY. This action is the result of a de-
termination EXPRESSED some tinc ago that II
their demand for a national trades charter
was not granted they would leave the order.
HEsKIMER, y. Y, Dee. 29.-This was the
date originally set for the execution Of Mrs.
RoYana Drusc, convicted Of killing and
afterwards burning and boiling the body of
Der husband. but the action OF Governor Hill
in granting a |relrleye until the meeting of
the legislature, has temporarily saved the
sheriff an unpleasant duty. The general i'm
preston Eereabouts Is that the execution will
never take place and that the sentence will be
changed to life imprisonment.
TRENTON, ". d., Dee. 20 Justice Bcasely
has denied a motion for a new trial Of Titus,
condemned TO death for the murder Of Title
Smith.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee. 29.-Lcwis T.
Smith, master workman Of local assembly No,
II, Knights OF Labor, received a telegram
yesterday from John +. Hall, Of district as
rtllipA wv. S's W < u \, ItIbINtlbE az
sembly No. II not 20 take action upon the
proposed withdrawal as Mr.. Powderly had
sent a letter to Hall hearing on the subject.
Mr.. Smith inferred from this that the general
executive board had become alarmed It the
attitude OF the Machine Constructors aud had
decided to grant the Trades q charter. Al
though assembly No. II has severed its con-
nection with the Knights il will probably re-
quest the restoration or its charter, should a
national charter be granted by the general
executive board.
NoRwALK, O., Dec. 80. The wedding Of
Burchard Austin Hayes, the eldest son Of eX-
President Hays, and Mary n. Sherman win
take place here this evening, and large mum
Der of guests have arrived TO witness the ccrc-
mouy. The bride is the daughter Of Nathan
&. Sherman, of this city, while the groom is
Junior partner in the Toledo law firm Of
Swayne, Swayne q Hayes.
C~INCINNATI, o., Dec. 30.--The striking
coopers at the Cincinnati Cooperage com
pany's works this morning interfered with
seventeen men going TO work and a force
Of police was detailed at the works
and employees Of the firm are
now working under police protection. The
strikers are in the neighb -rhood OF the works,
but it is thought no serious disturbance Will